2026-2027 Events

October 17-18, 2026 — Group Classes
December 5-6, 2026 — Group Classes
January 24, 2027 — Performance Class & Guest Artist Workshop
February 27-28, 2027 — Group Classes
April 10-11, 2027 — Group Classes
May 22, 2027 — Student Final Recital

How to Practice

Use the Practice Tools panel below. It logs your practice for you — no comments needed.

Press Start here. It picks up where you stopped last time.
Read the assignment, press Start, practice.
Tap the kind of practice — learning, spotting, memorizing, polishing, run-through or review — then press Done.
Press Next practice item and go again.

Capped items count down and chime. Keep going if it's going well.

Got something to say about an assignment? Paste the line it gives you into the comments and add your note.

Also in the panel: a metronome, a spotting counter, and recording.

Log only what you actually did, on the day you did it. Five minutes is a real entry. Logging starts October 1.

🟩 on track · 🟨 needs extra attention · 🟪 didn't get to it at the lesson · 🟥 priority · ⬛️ don't practice this one

[PRACTICE TOOLS]

Songwriting

1. 🟩 Free Writes — Step 2

Five free writes before your next lesson. One a day, five minutes each.
Pick any box you haven't ticked yet. Tick it when you finish.
Date every free write.
Don't stop to fix mistakes. Keep the pen moving until the timer ends.

Done today: Ice cream, 5 min.

Where It's All Heading

Free write → pull out the words that matter → free write on each of those → build the chorus → find the hook → write the verses → then write the music.

You are on step 2. The end goal is a song you can play and sing, words and music both yours.

Keep Your Papers

Blue papers go in the yellow binder. Back in the binder every time.